This author compared the earth and the sky to a "bleeding sieve that sifts and sorts kingly crowns and courts." He also wrote a poem that shows he is not worried on Judgment Day because he will "openly show how I erred." A poetry collection of his begins "Everyone finds his repose in sleep / sleep from my eyes has taken flight." He studied under Attar of Shiraz and was court poet under Shiraz's Shah. Altghouh he loved Baba Kuhi, he withdrew into asceticism to attain Cosmic (*) Consciousness after meditating for forty da
This author compared the earth and the sky to a "bleeding sieve that sifts and sorts kingly crowns and courts." He also wrote a poem that shows he is not worried on Judgment Day because he will "openly show how I erred." A poetry collection of his begins "Everyone finds his repose in sleep / sleep from my eyes has taken flight." He studied under Attar of Shiraz and was court poet under Shiraz's Shah. Altghouh he loved Baba Kuhi, he withdrew into asceticism to attain Cosmic (*) Consciousness after meditating for forty days and nights around a circle. Legend has it Tamerlane inquired into the intentions of this author for writing about Bukhara in one of his poems, whose forty-two rubaiyats and other ghazals were compiled by Mohammad Golandam. For 10 points, name this name this author of a Divan whose tomb is one of Iran's National Landmarks.  [Ike]
This author compared the earth and the sky to a "bleeding sieve that sifts and sorts kingly crowns and courts."
{Hafez}